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Prime Minister Touts Independent Commission As the Best Way Forward
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Parliamentarians debated two pieces of legislation which Prime Minister Philip Davis says will address crime, wrongdoings and provide a platform for residents to report complaints against public officials to an independent commission.
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